Sentence examples for a deep loathing for from inspiring English sources

It is outside the political process but still has a deep loathing for the politicians.

Burroughs existed in two selves, one of which felt a deep loathing for the other.

The adoration for the world's greatest political idea coexists with a deep loathing for the human embodiment of that idea.

Both Dole and Clinton have a deep loathing for the press, so McCurry and Buckley, in their attempts to seduce the press, found their jobs complicated.

One of his pet peeves was Mickey Mouse, whom he said had "no soul," and he harbored a deep loathing for Walt Disney and everything he stood for.

But Fadi's Jordan is a different place, where just about every citizen has developed a deep loathing for the United States.

And he has a deep loathing of the western values.

Max Beerbohm had a deep loathing of Rudyard Kipling, but his Kipling parody ("An' it's trunch trunch truncheon does the trick") is a thing of joy.

The lyrics are annoying, the tune is moronic and the kid's voice instilled in me a deep loathing of all human beings under the age of five.

Likewise, King David declares regarding the cruel: "I have hated them with a deep loathing.

In shattering the fund-raising record for a Senate candidate, Mr. Giuliani appears to have tapped a vein of deep loathing for Mrs. Clinton, often more than for her husband, among people outside the state.